Listed base weight?
Does anyone know of a source for base vehicle weight? I have 2013 Chevy Express 3500 Passenger Standard Wheelbase van with LT trim. I had the van and trailer weighed and received front axle, rear ...
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Your 'base' vehicle weight will be the 'curb', without any options nor
cargo. Pounds/Kg factored by wheelbase
6087 / 2761 (135-in.)
6406 / 2906 (155-in.)
This is the MTWR (Max Two Weight Rating)
Pounds/Kg factored by wheelbase/engine
Note that this is derived from a 'curb', but yours weighs more than that
So the MTWR is pound for pound less that it is over the curb weight
9700 / 4400(135-in. w/ 6.0L)
10000 / 4536 (135-in. w/ 6.6L)
9300 / 4218 (155-in. w/ 6.6L)
9700 / 4400 (155-in. w/ 6.6L)
Here is the link to your van's GM specification page
2013 CHEVROLET EXPRESS PASSENGER VAN SPECIFICATIONS
This image might help you see how the various weights and ratings
interact with each other
howmuchcanitow howmuchshoulditow
cargo. Pounds/Kg factored by wheelbase
6087 / 2761 (135-in.)
6406 / 2906 (155-in.)
This is the MTWR (Max Two Weight Rating)
Pounds/Kg factored by wheelbase/engine
Note that this is derived from a 'curb', but yours weighs more than that
So the MTWR is pound for pound less that it is over the curb weight
9700 / 4400(135-in. w/ 6.0L)
10000 / 4536 (135-in. w/ 6.6L)
9300 / 4218 (155-in. w/ 6.6L)
9700 / 4400 (155-in. w/ 6.6L)
Here is the link to your van's GM specification page
2013 CHEVROLET EXPRESS PASSENGER VAN SPECIFICATIONS
This image might help you see how the various weights and ratings
interact with each other
howmuchcanitow howmuchshoulditow
